Green Energy 2019 represents all the clean sources of power that are generated using the natural source of energy available on the planet, which is friendly with the environment releasing zero emissions and are also renewable. The green sources of power on planet Earth are produced by nature or by the Sun, so they are renewable and sustainable because they are never ever run out.
Green Energy 2019 Conference to take advantage of this unique opportunity and receive the proper tools and knowledge to build a stronger business. Here are just a few of the ways attending the Green Energy 2019 Conference equips you for a more successful tomorrow.
Green Energy conference comes with its own unique set of technologies, benefits, and challenges. If not we then; WHO, If not now then; WHEN and the answer of both Who and When will be discussed in this conference. Green Energy policies, markets, and industries develop, they increasingly face new challenges, which are complicated and highly complex. The fact that significant reserves of fossil fuels are still available hampers the willingness to gives the sufficient importance to the renewables. In their competition with advanced fossil fuel and nuclear technologies, renewables encounter major challenges to commercialization, including underdeveloped infrastructure and lack of economies of scale. The success of deploying new technologies depends on the ability to build, monitor and maintain energy infrastructure, as well as train Environment scientists, Environmentalist, decision-makers, manufacturers and industry professionals at national and international levels.
Implementations of the Green Technology faces a range of economic, policy, structural and social challenges, requiring not only further technological development and investment but, Also a deeper understanding of both the success factors and the obstacles to accomplish the widespread of implementation. It will proceed by presenting and to addressing the deployment of renewable energy with an emphasis on policy, technology, and investment for renewables in the developing countries. It will continue by discussion more into the major international challenges that may explain the difficulties in the approval and implementation of renewable energy, including the effects of global learning on their introduction of renewables, also the barriers to technology and policy of diffusion. The integration as well as the combination of different energy sources from a market, policy and technical perspectives are becoming more challenging and requiring capacity building.
A great opportunity to network with your peers from academic and industry. Attendees for Green Energy 2019:
Academia:
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Academic Professor
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Environmental Groups
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Young Researcher
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Associations, Societies, & Professional Bodies
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Researchers & Innovators
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Funding Agencies & Fund Raisers
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All the Stake Holders (Academia & Industry)
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Business/Industry:
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Associations and Industry leader
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Green Power Providers
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Engineers
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Electrical, mechanical and civil contractors
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Concentrators, EPC companies
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Sales & Marketing Professionals
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Construction Companies
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Component Manufacturers
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Equipment Manufacturers
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International organizations
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Smart grid
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Manufacturers of energy efficient equipment for power generation
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Funding Agencies & Fund Raisers
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Management Bodies
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Bio-diesel / bio-ethanol distributors or refining companies
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Solar cells manufacturers
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Green Technology developers
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Wind electric generator (WEG) manufacturers
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Wind farm owners
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Law Firms
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Global Green Energy Market was valued at $ 1,405,646 million in 2016 and is projected to reach at $2,152,903 million by 2025, increasing at a CAGR of 4.9% from 2017 to 2025. In recent years, the share of Green Energy in the Global energy mix is on a continuous rise. Green Energy is generated from natural processes that are constantly replenished, including sunlight, geothermal heat, water, wind, tides, and various forms of biomass. Many nations across the globe have started using Green Energy for power production, owing to the rise in environmental issues such as climatic changes and depleting the ozone layer.
World's Top Renewable Energy Companies:
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First Solar
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Electrobras
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Canadian Solar
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Hanergy Thin Film Power Group
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Vestas Wind Systems
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Motech Industries
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Crop Energies AG
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Pacific Ethanol
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France's Top Renewable Energy Companies:
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Charot SA
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Vibrafloor
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Open Ocean
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EliGreen
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Batterie Multi Services
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Conexia Energy
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Sarl Ecofoucart
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Energies.R
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Aros Solar
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Fonroche Environnement Urbain
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Top Universities All Over The Globe:
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
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Stanford University
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Harvard University
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California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
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University of Oxford
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University of Cambridge
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ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
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Imperial College London
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University of Chicago
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UCL (University College London)
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Universities in France:
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École Polytechnique
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ParisTech
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Sorbonne University
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Pierre-and-Marie-Curie University
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University of Paris
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Paris-Sorbonne University
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Paris Diderot University
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Pantheon-Sorbonne University
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Pantheon-Assas University
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Paris Descartes University
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Countries With Most Renewable Energy:
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China
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United States
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Brazil
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Canada
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India
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Germany
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Russia
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Japan
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Norway
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Italy
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Sweden
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Spain
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France
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United Kingdom
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Turkey
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Venezuela
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